| JRPGfan said: sounds like hes saying this: What he actually says: "It is difficult to pivot quickly and try to chase after trends that might happen even on the scale of a year. In business terms a year can be a long time, but development time being three to four years these days, that's the span we need to think about." (this means they view the "good" showing of single player games from sony as a "trend" that ll change by next year lmao)
What he actually says: "We've got to get our strategic long-term bets, our game development cycles and the things our players like to do in sync. And that will set us up for success". (Its too late now (or too early) to change things up! we re all in this round of poker, and we re betting big on multiplayer!) |
LMAO!! If that's what they really believe, boy. A trend that has been going on since the late 70s will end in a year or so. Weird how those single player games keep doing great. With many of the current sequels having the largest sales of the franchise.
| Barkley said: I've got it! He looks like a cross between Geoff Kelley and major Nelson. |
Holy crap, that's it. Especially the Major Nelson part. Was wondering why he looked familiar. Is this guy Nelson's younger brother?
